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12-21-2018, 05:12 PM
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I have learned that a nice raw card that I would put a 200 dollar price tag on at a card show could be submitted to PSA and come back a 9 and be easily sold for 800 to 900.
Card Grading has changed the way we buy,sell and collect. Also: Buy the card not the grade Collect what you like Overpay a bit for something you really want Take a risk and buy something you have never seen before and hope for the best. Add a little extra in a deal when you can. 
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